Wild Rose club hosts annual family dinner at Cerda residence
Society notes report Wild Rose club held a family dinner at J. M. Cerda home on Argyne street with 38 guests and a chicken dinner. Hosts assisted by several members. Miss Avonele Crowther performed piano. Mrs. Blanche Crowther spoke of Mrs. Cerda’s two years as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Club
J. M. Cerda
Argyne Street
Anba Glas
Ella McHenry
Pierance McGlade
Iarriettinn
Addie Mcormick
Cerda
China
Blanche Crowther
Avonele Crowther
Martha Sweeney
Mary Shirley
Lena MccCollough
Rockford
Ethel Houghton
Local Club Notes Highlight December Parties and Guests
Numerous Minnesota club gatherings are recorded with hostesses and attendees. Mrs. B G Anderson hosted Octagon members. Mrs. H J Fullem led Goldeagle and other groups with festive dinners and scrapbooks. Harmonizing Nine welcomed three new members. Forget-Me-Not celebrated hostess birthdays. plans for Christmas parties and a Dec 11 gathering appear across the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forget-Me-Not Club
Herbert Lawless
Ida Alderman
Emma Moore
William Stewart
Mary Foster
JE. McMillan
Russell Peterson
Julius Sherrett
Minneapolis
Almost Any Woman's Husband Wants Harmony Not Silence
A reflective piece discusses the idea of a wife who never disagrees with her husband and the three possible types of women who might fit that mold. It argues such a idealized partner would lack spirit, have had her own ideas crushed, or pretend to agree, and notes that a husband with genuine respect is unlikely to prefer perpetual compliance over a balanced dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
L'Fe
Golden Anniversary Observed for Potter Couple
Fifty years after their Elroy Wisconsin marriage Mr. and Mrs. W J Potter will be guests of honor at a dinner party hosted by son Ali Potter and Mrs Louis Potter. Family, friends, and 25 guests attend at Graves United Brethren Church with Harold Potter, Mrs Bert Morrow, and Chaster Potter among attendees. eight grandchildren. long Waterloo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Potter
Elroy
Wis
Ali
Louis Potter
Ray
E. W. Main
Graves Atemoria United Brethren Church
Harold Potter
Watkins
Mann
Bert Morrow
Lakeworth
Potter
Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's Club to honor teachers and librarians
The Waterloo Woman's Club hosts an informal Saturday reception from 2 30 to 5 00 pm at the club home honoring teachers, librarians, and YWCA staff. Guests in the receiving line include Mmes. Fotk, Nuu man, Wallace, Kline, Miller, Howrey, Marquis, Leeper. Music by Mrs Weishaur, readings by Mrs Knox, and bridge and mah jongg in the auditorium. Tea hosted by Mrs Grick, Mrs Stearns, and Mrs Waterbury. Decorations by Mrs Sigworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libraurians
Waterloo Woman's Club
Mmes. RA. Fotk
George WL Nuuman
M. Wallace
Charles W. Kline
Pred J. Miller
G. J. Howrey
Marquis
L. Clark Leeper
A. S. Weishaur
John Knox
Bridge
Mah Jongg
CU. Grrick
Fred Stearns
C. A. Waterbury
K. W. Sigworth
Y. WC. A
Librariana
Yelub
First Lutheran Women Hold Annual Church Bazaar
The women’s department of First Lutheran church held its annual bazaar in the church parlors on Thursday with Dr B E Burke and Mrs W M Straka in charge of the candy and toys. About 100 members attended weekly church night at Central Christian church Thursday with supper at 6 30 followed by a Lewis entertainment by the young people. Church nights are weekly with a rotating focus on missions adult Sunday school young people and general Sunday school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
BE. J. Burke
W. M. Straka
Hazel Brun
Lewis Burke
H. D. Clausen
Ray Duke
Terry Pashby
Central Christian
Hardy Scouts Ready for Winter Camp of Three Days
Boy Scouts of Waterloo anticipate Kamp Kiwanis winter camp on December 30 and a.1, with 56 scouts delivering directories to earn camp fees and 11 already registered. Most plan to attend this outing or the summer camp. troops 2, 10, 32 and 4 will use the scout cabin tonight and tomorrow, with troop 8 arriving tomorrow night and returning Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Waterloo
Kamp Kiwanis
Joe Snively
Need Many Rooms for Boys at Convention
Registrations for the state older boys conference of the M O A open here next with large numbers expected. S E Cohagan states Waterlooi residents are not providing free lodging yet, necessitating two nights’ accommodations for about 300 boys. an estimated 1 000 outside attendees anticipated. DINNER BRIDGE PARTY: Phi Sigma Chi Nu Beta held at Itlpek's tearoom with 35 couples. high scores to Miss Martha McGarvie and Richard Youns. Alfred Lyon chaired the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito S. A. Cohagan
Fort Dodge
Dubuque County
Cohagan
Nu Beta Chapter
Phi Siema Chi Fraternity
Itlpek
Martha McGarvie
Richard Youns
Alfred Lyon
Beauty fashion notes on gloves and grooming for well-dressed hands
The column urges quality over quantity in gloves and accessories, advising two well-fitting pairs, suede over cape, and dark colors to slim hands. It notes long white gloves for evenings, easy cleaning tips, and argues hands and feet determine overall appearance more than a cheap suit. It also mentions scalp massage and hair tonics, and cautions on spring cold blood purifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Traer and Clutier Tie for Tama Co Spelling Honors
Traer and Clutier tied for first in the Tama County spelling match held at Buckingham consolid ated school in Traer. Edna Fleming of Dinsdale consolidated won the individual championship with a gold medal. Herbert Ames of Traer took second. Thirteen schools participated with Dinsdale and Clutier high among results. Gladbrook Bucking ham Garwin and Tama also shown well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Clutier
Buckingham
Ednan Fleming
Dinsdale Consolidated School
County School Activities Association
Herbert Ames
Nina Arp
Mildred Kester
Gladbrook
Raymond Lorenzen
Garwin
J. J. O'Hara
Tama
Marie Foley
Pearl Beatty
Tama County
Leonard Gallagher
Toledo
C. Moeller
Black Hawk County
Mrsary Richards
Medhtendence
W. S. Miller
Reinbeck Consolidated School
Attractive Library Display Moves Waterloo Readers
Waterloo public libraries showcase a varied book display at East Library with a poster inviting readers to learn to fit, build, repair, and grow through library resources. Weekly story hours are planned at both main buildings at 2 30 p m tomorrow with Miss Theresa Weyer at East Library and Miss Lucile Still at West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
East Library
Theresa Weyer
East Brary
Lucile
West
Waterloo Men Attend Chicago Radio Show
Waterloo men join Chicago radio show attendees at the Col. J Trauson and F M Wood of Standard Battery and Electric Co report daily attendance around 25 000 and abundant exhibits. Donald Redmond of Waterloo Electrical Supply also attends. Dr J G Hildebrand spoke on the American Dental Association convention in Dallas at a Waterloo District Dental Society meeting with brief remarks by Dr C W Robertson of Waterloo and Dr A E H Moswarth of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jTrauson
F. M. Wood
Stamdard Battery & Electric Co
Chicago
Donald Redmond
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Pistrics Pentists
J. G. Hildebrand
American Dental Association
Dallas
Waterloo District Dental Society
Russelll Lamson
C. W. Robertson
Waterloo
A. E H. Moswarth
Cedar Falls
City in Brief Advert It says Biremen Fire Alarm Incident
Biremen responded to a false alarm of fire at 1 p m yesterday. Park avenue and Washington street area seen as the likely site of a pulled alarm box. C L Hinkle and Oscar Townsend of Chicago Great Western were in town on business. Completion of a half mile or new track in Rath Packing yards announced by Illinois Central officials after weeks of work. Dr and Mrs George A Scott left yesterday for Hot Springs Ark planning a Florida trip. Dr Ben P Scott remains to manage veterinary office. Ross Baldwin, fireman, duplicated Lioard McKinney by bringing in two raccoons after a night hunt in Bremer County north of Waverly. Ernest Je Powers and four hounds accompanied him. King Marson post Disabled American Veterans to hold a party this afternoon in Memorial hall with games, contests and refreshments. Rev C H Purmort unable to participate in Union Theological Seminary campaign due to health. Strinseriis ay Ladies of Sacred Heart parish apologize for dinner crowd issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Hinkle
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Oscar Townsend
Chicago
Rath Packing Company
Illinois Central Riilroad
George A. Scott
Hot Springs
Ark
Florida
Ben P. Scott
Olive
Ross Baldwin
Lioard McKinney
Bremer County
Waverly
Ernest Je. Powers
King Marson Post
Disabled American Veterans of the Worldwar
C. H. Purmert
Waterloo
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Purmort
Strinseriis
Sacred Heart Parish
Seven Speed Maniacs Hailed Into Court By Officer
William Grie, a patrolman, cited seven motorists for speeding this morning. Fines and costs were set. two drivers forfeited bonds of 16 dollars, three plain drunks received time penalties, and two paid money without jail time. A man and a woman faced disorderly conduct charges with trials continued to 2 p.m. A neighborhood dispute between two women over children led to a postponement and a warning to keep the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grie
J. W. Gwynne
Berlin fixes hours for student work at university
Berlin Nov. 21. Students argue they cannot work beyond four hours daily for support, says Dr Roethe retiring president of Berlin University. He fears close ties with radical workers could expose students to socialist ideas. The plight of poor students paying their way worries the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlin
Mir
Roethe
Berlin University
Statue of Iowa Civil War Governor Likely for Vicksburg Park
An appropriation proposal plans a statue of Iowa Civil War governor Samuel J. Kirkwood for Vicksburg National Military Park. The park honors the 1863 campaign, with 28 states represented, 4.3 acres, 808 tablets, 72 memorial trails, three equestrian statues, 236 monuments and 274 markers across the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg National Military “Parts Commission
WT. Rigby
Bows
Rimnal J. Kirkwood
Union Enue
Towa Tite Mcerial
Somuysistoner
Etatlites
Ahan
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Whale
Kentucky
Louisiana
Marshchusetts
Michigan
Mississppi
New York
Ohio
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Vicksbree
Renzo
Mercury Drops as West Wind Rises
Weather across the region turned cooler after a warm spell. A light shower occurred with 0.04 inch of rain measured, while the day saw temperatures from a high around 66 to a low near 42. Forecasters predict fair but cooler conditions tonight and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Yosstunes
Slite
Radio Programs Schedule Across Cities and Concerts
A collage of radio programs lists performers and times across stations in Chicago Columbus New York Philadelphia San Francisco and others. The item mentions orchestras cooks concerts and recitals with bands like Tah mardi gras harmony girls and Vivlenen Chau, covering late night to afternoon slots and noting multiple venues and dates in a fragmented OCR format.
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Tadie Tixest
Dultile
Chicago
Nickbhawks
Te Eunvert
Shylary
WAV
Columbus
Iin
Davenport
Saundamani
Wesa FE
Hh. Worth
Wie
Loulend
Lourand
Tinte
Elie
Memphis Cent Niterica
Mie Wat
New Yorke
Soprang
Yltenise
WEES
New York
Orehos
Tacan Wangs
Orchoestr Wiz
Han
Philadelpha
Salu
KPO
San Francisco
Ore Seallla
Pringield
Hedtries
Phantst
Rtthlest Dispateh
Prenestray
Dsé Wah
Jeer
Jury Poumess Progreim
Romance of Nurse and Prisoner Ends in Iowa Marriage
Omahs Neb Nov 21 Baron von Ringhausen Berlin Germany and Mrs Bertha M Wendell Omaha widow were married today at Council Bluffs Ia completing wartime romance. Wendell's brother Charles B Cummins Omaha manufacturer enlisted in faredgy front near Dijon France and captured the baron as a prisoner of war after hand to hand fight. The wounded baron was cared for in a hospital as Mrs Wendell followed her brother overseas and, while they corresponded, the baron gave up business interests in Germany and came to Iowa for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omahs
Neb
Baron von Ringhausen
Berlin
Germany
Bertha M. Wendell
Omaha
Council Dinits
Wendell
Charles B. Cummins
Dijon
France
Baron Vo Ringheusen
Ontithia
Gifts To Owa Home Like Fairies Visit
Springville Nov 21 Miss They Willita a young woman believed fairies visited her rural home when cousin Mark Tonax of New York arrived with his wife in a new car and their party toured the Willits farm. The visit brought cheer to a family long keeping to Quaker refinement and traditions as they planned improvements and to send the guests back to Cedar Rapids then New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Mark Tonax
New York
Uta
Willits
V'Paey
Willie
Marl
Vo Tipple
Anooth
Pen Cay
Witte
Lonrs
Uicie
Tad
Miss Tucy
Cedar Rapids
Che Willits
Quaker Ladies Remembered by Kin and Friend
In a reflective scene a nephew travels far to honor his Quaker aunties as New York investors memorialize a cherished matriarch with a meaningful deed. The piece contrasts warm family affection with a man’s gesture to fulfill a beloved memory during a late autumn moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris Girl Anlad in Typing Competition
Paris November 21 Misa Odette Piau of this city won the European typing title in an open contest pitting champions from France Belgium Switzerland and England. She pressed 10 943 keystrokes in 20 minutes with 21 errors, earning over 0 per minute and a prize of 2 006 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Misa Odette Piau
Europe
Miss Plau
Edna Wallace Hopper’s Fruity Shampoo boast
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a new Fruity Shampoo claiming world class hair glamour and a secret ingredient. She urges readers to buy at 600 cents per bottle, with a money back guarantee, and to write for her Beauty Book from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hooper
Chicago
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Anna Magner
Frank Mount
Thomas Mullen
Joe Welden
Edith Galvin
Ruth Smith
Carrie Galinvaux
Miss Smith
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I. B. Boies
J. G. McAlvin
S. ®. Perkins
W.B. Nauman
Mah Jongs
Edmund Miller
Albert Greely
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Margaret's Hall
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A. T. Peterson
Charles Busby
Elen Flint
Mary Cawan
Cedar Heights
Macy Campbell
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Fails
Mothers’ Department
Legion Auxiliary
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Independence
B. G. Anderson
Octagon Club
Roger Thompson
George Kruetger
Arthur Brown
H. J. Fullem
Nick Phillips
M. D. Brown
C. Coleman
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Dempsey
C. H. Chaney
W. A. Gilmore
R. I. McGuire
Charles Bailey
Bailey
Lee Page
Earl Sterling
Charles Cumming
Anteek Club
W. ‘T. Edwards
I. F. F. Club
Adam Entz
Merry Social Club
Hess Heathershaw
Clyde Hall
Louis Lempke
Richard Barthelew
Elwin
Heathershaw
Goldeagle Club
FE. E. Fullem
Phil Lucas
Nick Phillins
J. Mortensen
Goldenrod Club
Arthur Roed
Arthur Shafer
P. H. Zoof
New Century Club
D. B. Henderson
Woman’s Club
Church News
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Tama Co
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Biremen
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Washington Street
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